Describe the shot
Plain language. Lens, light and mood if you have them; the model fills in the rest — there is no prompt-engineering ritual to learn first.
Generate images and cinematic video from a prompt across 14 frontier models — then wire them into repeatable workflows on an infinite canvas.
A lighthouse on a stormy coast at dusk — 35mm, volumetric light
8 image and 6 video models · 4K output · free to start, no card
Every model, one prompt box
It is that the ones you already use don't talk to each other. Same four jobs, done twice —
One workspace for generation, iteration and orchestration — so a good frame never dies in a browser tab.
Swap between image and video models without relearning a single control. Parameters that carry over do; the ones that don't are hidden rather than faked.
Send any output straight back in as the reference for the next run.
Watch a job move through the queue instead of staring at a spinner.
Wire prompts, models and references into a graph, then replay the whole thing with one input changed. The good result stops being a lucky tab you forgot to bookmark.
Every generation is kept with its prompt, model and seed — searchable, filterable, and groupable into boards you actually revisit.
Full-resolution downloads with no re-render step, plus batch runs of up to four frames per prompt.
Write the shot once and send it wherever it belongs — type to GPT Image 2, skin to FLUX.2 Pro, motion to Veo 3.1. Switching models does not mean rewriting the prompt or relearning the panel.
A frame you like is a starting point, not an endpoint. Push it into another model, hold the subject while you change the light, or fan out four variations — and keep the trail of what came from what.
Wire prompts, models and references into a graph on an infinite canvas. When it finally produces the right thing, that recipe becomes something you own — change one input and run the whole chain again.
Generating is the first move. Relight it, change the camera angle, swap a face, upscale it to print, or grade it like film — each one a tool of its own, and every one of them works on anything already in your gallery.
Upload a recording and it comes back as a transcript. Delete a sentence and the video loses it. No scrubbing, no keyframes, no hunting for the moment somebody said “actually” for the fourth time.
Soum,thisisthepartwhereyou'dnormallyuh,scrubaroundlookingforthebadtake.
Two filler words struck out; the cut is a second and a half shorter. Nothing was rendered to find out.
Transcription, captions and export are built in. Nothing to install.
Upload the whole recording — the podcast, the webinar, the two-hour stream. Heyper reads every word, finds the moments that stand on their own, and tells you what it thinks of each one before you cut a thing.
40 billion pages, and your phone helped
19:24 – 20:11
“Opens on a number big enough to stop a scroll and pays it off inside one breath. Ends on the reveal rather than after it.”
Four moments found in forty-seven minutes, each scored on the same four axes. Nothing was rendered to work that out.
Up to 10 clips a run · 12 caption styles · 4 aspect ratios
From an empty prompt box to a file you can ship.
Plain language. Lens, light and mood if you have them; the model fills in the rest — there is no prompt-engineering ritual to learn first.
Thirteen frontier models behind one set of controls. Change your mind halfway and your prompt and references come with you.
Watch the run rather than a spinner. Feed any frame straight back in as a reference and take the next pass from there.
Full-resolution downloads, collections that survive the session, and a canvas graph you can replay with one input changed.
Designers, editors and studios who needed more than a lucky first frame.
“Heyperai has completely transformed my creative workflow. The ability to switch between models and iterate on references is incredible.”
“I generate all my thumbnail concepts here. The video generation feature alone saves me hours of work every week.”
“The gallery and collections system makes it so easy to organize my generations. It's like having an AI-powered mood board.”
“Reference reuse is a game-changer for concept art. I can explore variations on a theme faster than ever before.”
Every plan starts free — no card, no onboarding call.
And the answers we would want before signing up for anything.
Thirteen, split across stills and motion: GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro and 2, FLUX.2 Pro, Seedream 4.5, 5 and 5 Pro for images; Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3 Max, Kling 3, Grok Imagine and Wan 2.6 for video. They all sit behind the same prompt box.
Most stills come back in under thirty seconds; video depends on the model and the clip length. Either way you watch the job move through the queue rather than a spinner, so you know whether to wait or go do something else.
That is set by the model you ran, not by us — each one ships its own licence terms and we surface them next to the model. Most permit commercial use; check the specific model before you put a frame in a campaign.
Any output can become the input for the next run. That turns a lucky first frame into a starting point — you can push a style across models, or hold a subject steady while you change the light.
An infinite canvas where prompts, models and references become nodes you wire together. Once a graph produces something good you can replay the whole thing with one input changed, instead of reconstructing it from memory.
Yes. Signing up gets you credits to try every model, with no card required up front.
Open the prompt box, pick a model, and see what comes back. No card, no setup, no onboarding call.